jd56
It's all about the tanklights
So this also was in the multi bike pick from last week and had me stumped for some time as to what it was other than a turn of the century fixie.
It's missing the obvious easier to find items but, the the hard to find parts are all there. I was advised that it was around 1914-17 year John G Nuebling "Leader" ....The badge is so cool!!.
The unstamped early Fauber crankset is the type that the cups are threaded to the frame's BB. It's possible there is only a couple of these styled star chainrings around. I did find a parts bag in the lot that was labeled "Leader" that had a rear Morrow hub in.
Another early toc bike that probably won't stay in the herd. But for sure a cool find and worth bragging about.
Did have another early toc frame and crank assy that could possibly be a Schwinn Roadster that was in the batch of stuff from this pick that I'll post later.
It's missing the obvious easier to find items but, the the hard to find parts are all there. I was advised that it was around 1914-17 year John G Nuebling "Leader" ....The badge is so cool!!.
The unstamped early Fauber crankset is the type that the cups are threaded to the frame's BB. It's possible there is only a couple of these styled star chainrings around. I did find a parts bag in the lot that was labeled "Leader" that had a rear Morrow hub in.
Another early toc bike that probably won't stay in the herd. But for sure a cool find and worth bragging about.
Did have another early toc frame and crank assy that could possibly be a Schwinn Roadster that was in the batch of stuff from this pick that I'll post later.
